It has been extremely hot here in NE Florida this year and having to spend so much time inside has the effect of time just drifting by like the lilies in a pond.
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| Drift 24 x 36 Oil on Canvas on birch panel |
I am still working from reference photos taken last winter while walking on the greenway. The color and light changes so dramatically from week to week that even the same part of the creek will look incredibly different. This was from a walk in late November under a grey and cloudy sky.
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| ● November Greenway 18 x 24 Oil on Canvas |
This stand of Bird of Paradise had been on a street corner in our neighborhood for years producing magnificent blooms each season. This is from the last set of photos I took of the plant before the new owners had it removed and replaced with grass. I have since put in my own plant and hope to see my own "squadron" of blooms on it after it establishes.
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| In Flight 30 x 20 Oil on Canvas |
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| Rio Grande Gorge #1 6.5 x 6.5 Reduction Linocut |
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| Colors 6 & 7 |
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| Color 5 |
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| Color 4 |
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| Colors 2 & 3 |
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| Color 1 |
In one of our last excursions around Florida before Covid we stayed in Apalachicola. I have been looking at these images for a while now and just got the urge to put it on canvas. This was from photos I took down at the old Oyster docks in town. I think at the time it was still in business and hope they are still processing the oyster catch there today.
| ●Apalachicola 12 x 12 Oil on Canvas |
Some friends who ride with the island bike group commissioned me to paint a view of the canopy road in Fort Clinch for their new house. The Amelia Island bike group rides this at least twice a week as part of their regular routes. The sun and shadows are ever changing and mysterious on that stretch of road and there is always something new to stop and look at.
| ●Monday Ride 30 x 40 Oil on Canvas |